The Army Nurse
Subtitle: Vol. 01, No. 10
Publisher: Nursing Division, Office of the Surgeon General.
Published: 1944
Place of publication: Washington, D.C., USA
Language: eng
Description: Vol. 01, No. 10
October 1944
Table of contents: title: The Cover 2; title: Physical Therapist Awarded Legion of Merit 2; title: On Reassignment 3; title: Third Service Command Basic Training Anniversary 3; title: A Record of Gallantry 5; title: Warship Named for Navy Nurse 6; title: Army Hospitals to Employ Graduate Cadet Nurses 6; title: The Information and Education Division (For Your Information) 6; title: From The Home Front 8; title: Wrist Watches For Nurses 9; title: Important Notice 9; title: New York City Offers Numerous Privileges For Nurses 9; title: Specific Facts 11; title: The Medical Department Dietitian 13; title: Inspection and Customs Clearance of Baggage 14; title: A Description of The Training Course In Physical Therapy 1944 At Bushnell General Hospital 14; title: Physical Therapists In Oversea Theaters 15; title: Concerning Awards 16; title: Retention Of Officers On Active Duty For Limited Service 16; title: Questions and Answers 16; title: THE COVER; title: 2nd Lt. HELEN LOUISE MATCHETT PHYSICAL THERAPIST, U. S. ARMY sets a time-clock in preparation for the administration of an ultraviolet irradiation with a carbon arc lamp. This treatment has a wide field of usefulness in local and general treatment of numerous skin lesions, as well as in selected medical, surgical, and orthopedic conditions.